Panasonic Home Theater Heaven

Panasonic's newest evolutions in home theater Projection.
Panasonic has recently introduced two new projectors, PT-AE1000U and PT-AX100U. Whichever way you look at it, the perfect home theater projector is a Panasonic. Choose the industry's highest rated home theater projector, the AX100 - with Panasonic's Light Harmonizer Technology for amazing picture quality, even in well-lit rooms. Or choose Panasonic's full HD AE1000 projector for brilliant in-home cinematic viewing. Both projectors were developed with leading Hollywood colorists to deliver cinema-picture quality the way the director intended. Either way, you'll be immersed in an awe-inspiring viewing experience. Visit http://twx.doubleclick.net/click;h=v8/34d0/3/0/*/f;57313269;0-0;0;12295590;4307-300/250;19121903/19139798/1;;~aopt=2/1/248d/0;~sscs=?http://www.panasonic.com/projectors or call 888.411.1996 to get the perfect holiday gift. *Based on popularity ratings for 720p projectors appearing on ProjectorCentral.com as of October 22, 2007.

Another Million Dollar Cell Phone

Another million-dollar cell phone is set to hit the market. This one, designed by accessories maker Peter Aloisson doesn't just have diamonds it also has encryption technology from Russian comapny JSC Ancort. This isn't Aloisson's first million dollar cell phone and he has festooned this one with rose gold and white and blue diamonds. It has 29 preset ringtones and has SMS, MMS, E-mail, Internet, WAP, JAVA support and a media player. The phone sells for $1.3 million.

SAMSUNG PIPS OUT THE IPOD IN GOLD

Because, apparently, there are enough My Super Sweet Sixteen types out there, gadget companies seemingly can't find enough reasons to bling up their wares, and Samsung is surely no exception. To commemorate the 1 millionth Yepp YP-Z5 unit sold, the company and interface designer Paul Mercer (he also designed the iPod's 'face) are auctioning off 10 of these 18k gold bars, which are predicted to net over $1,000 each. Go for it, if you're in Korea.

Dorm Room Luxuries

Dorm rooms, even the nicest ones, are not luxury accommodations by any stretch of the imagination. If you fill them with luxury furniture, install some wall panels and have all the latest gadgets, it's a good start. Unfortunately, this isn't really an option for most college students. Forbes has put together a guide to some affordable luxuries that are appropriate for a dorm room. The music-lover (or the heavy sleeper) can try the Portable iPod Travel Alarm Clock ($99) and a gadget-loving student might enjoy a miniature drink vending machine ($150), with a built in refrigeration system. And, to make the communal bathroom experience a little more bearable, try a monogrammed Horchow robe ($190).
Check out the whole list for a few more ideas.

NEW VACATION BEACH TOY BLOKART

If you enjoy adventure-sports and other such activities which let your adrenaline pumping and don’t mind doing crazy things sometimes then how about trying Blokarting! Blokarts are the last word in go-karting fun and though its not as sophisticated as go-karting but it seems to be loads of fun! The Blokart is a three wheeled go-kart with an attachable sail which in no means can run on water but it can cover up to 25 knots of wind, reaching speeds approaching 70mph with its three metre sail.
IWantOneOfThose reports, “The Blokart is made from the most aerodynamic and high quality of materials. The chassis is made from high strength steel for durability, the axles and suspension out of fibreglass for optimum flexibility and bump absorbency, and the shielded high speed bearings are pre-greased for speed.” And, with such high cruising-speed, the Blokart weighs in at only 27kg, packs into a bag small enough to take on holiday and can be assembled in ten minutes using no tools. And, as far as the terrain it rides-on, you can drive it on nearly any large terrain, from the beach to a field depending on the wind speed. So, if you don’t mind going crazy having fun then put-on your seat-belts and start cruising!! The Blokart sells for a crazy price tag of $2,495.50.